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Upper Feed Parts

No. Name

Part#

Inner Foot Regulating Thumb Screw

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35T5-503

Nut for Inner Foot Regulating Thumb Screw

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34T5-503

Tension Spring for Inner Foot Bar

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35T5-501

Screw for Needle Bar Bracket Pivot Pin

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J0.0.40

Pivot Pin for Needle Bar Bracket

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35T5-504

Reel for Tension Spring

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35T5-505

Link for Inner Foot Bar

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35T5-507

Presser Bar for Inner Foot

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35T5-508

Sliding Box for Inner Foot Bar

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6WF5-002

10.

Sliding Block for Inner Foot Bar

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33T1-013

11.

Screw for Upper Needle Motion Link

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34T5-513b

12.

Positioning Screw

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22T2-019

13.

Sliding Box for Needle Motion Bracket

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35T5-511

14.

Needle Bar Motion Frame

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6WF5-001

15.

Nut for Inner Foot Bar Feed

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34T5-518

16.

Washer for Inner Foot Bar Feed Nut

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34T5-519

17.

Link for Inner Foot Eccentric Cam

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34T5-520

18.

Inner Foot Eccentric Cam

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34T5-516

19.

Set Screw

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22T1-013

20.

Washer for Needle Motion Components

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34T5-521

21.

Rear Bushing for Upper/Lower Needle Motion

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34T5-538a

22.

Upper Rear Needle Motion Crank

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34T5-517

23.

Screw for Needle Motion Cranks

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34T5-540

24.

Screw for Bushing/Cam

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61-04-01/B308

25.

Oil Felt For Upper Needle Motion Bushings

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34T5-536b

26.

Front Bushing for Upper/Lower Needle Motion

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34T5-536a

27.

Upper Needle Motion Shaft

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34T5-537

28.

Screw for Needle Motion Components

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34T5-522

No. Name

Part#

29.

Front Needle Motion Shaft Crank

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34T5-535

30.

Link for Upper Needle Motion Shaft

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34T5-534

31.

Screw for Forward Needle Motion Links

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34T5-507

32.

Presser Foot Lift Plate

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35T5-506

33.

Nut for Forward Needle Motion Links

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34T5-508

34.

Presser Bar Lift Block

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35T3-301

35.

Screw for Presser Foot Lift Plate

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34T5-527

36.

Lower Needle Bar Motion Shaft

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34T5-539

37.

Screw for Lower Rear Needle Motion Crank

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17T4-002

38.

Lower Rear Needle Motion Shaft Crank

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5WF4-004

39.

Nut for Lower Rear Needle Motion Crank

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J0.0.63

40.

Oil Felt for Lower Needle Motion Bushings

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34T5-538b

41.

Collar for Lower Needle Motion Shaft

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34T5-532

42.

Screw for Collar

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22T3-002B2

43.

Lower Front Needle Motion Crank

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34T5-533

44.

Screw for Lower Front Needle Motion

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34T5-541

45.

Sliding Block for Needle Motion Fork

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34T5-531

46.

Fork Lever for Needle Motion

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34T5-529

47.

Pin for Needle Motion Fork Lever

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34T5-530

48.

Link for Lower Needle Motion Shaft

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35T5-512

49.

Inner Presser Foot

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35T5-502

50.

Lock Screw

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22T2-004

51.

Link for Feed Shaft Front Crank

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5WF4-003

52.

Screw for Link

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36T5-008E3

53.

Screw for Feed

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61-04-01/B504

54.

Connecting Pin for Feed Shaft Front Crank

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5WF4-001

55.

Feed Shaft Front Crank

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5WF4-002

56.

Screw for Needle Bar Motion Fork Lever

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34T5-513a

Summary of Contents for Fabricator

Page 1: ...Set Up Use Maintenance Troubleshooting Schematics ...

Page 2: ...power system Add in its slow speed power and control which allows you to truly sew stitch by stitch and you ve got yourself a new trusty sidekick for all your canvas and upholstery projects This guidebook will give you in depth knowledge of your machine including getting set up sewing advanced maintenance and troubleshooting ...

Page 3: ... Bobbin Case 31 How to Thread the Bobbin 32 Threading the Sewing Machine 33 Pulling Up the Bobbin Thread 35 Sewing with the Sailrite Fabricator Starting to Sew 36 Setting the Stitch Length Operating in Reverse 37 Adjusting the Pressure of the Presser Feet 38 Adjusting Upper Tension Assemblies 39 Adjusting Bobbin Thread Tension 40 Removing Material from Under the Presser Feet 41 Sewing in Light to ...

Page 4: ...ys use the proper voltage required for the motor and light Wear protective eyewear when sewing Wear shoes when operating the foot pedal Provide supervision when allowing others to use the machine particularly children and those who are unfamiliar with the machine s operation Do not use around flammable materials Use both hands to feed and guide the material while the belt and balance wheel are in ...

Page 5: ...ds the box down on the floor the other should reach under the arm of the machine and lift straight up Set the machine on a solid surface or floor Tip Place a newspaper or old towel down first to absorb any oil and protect the surface SAILRITE FABRICATOR SET UP Inspecting the Machine Before use thoroughly inspect the machine It will arrive threaded with a fabric sample under the presser feet To rem...

Page 6: ... bar E to the bottom hole at the back of the table legs Figure 2 2 Find parts F G and H Flip the legs upside down and place the treadle mount bar I at the back of the forward most slots Figure 3 Bolt the treadle mount bar to the bottom surface of each crossbar of the k legs Figure 4 2 3 G F H A B C FRONT D 4 E I ...

Page 7: ...hat the legs are facing the correct direction Reference the cutout shape in the tabletop to aid in placement 4 Use a pencil to mark screw locations for attaching the K leg frame to the tabletop Figure 6 Use a 5 32 drill bit and drill about 1 2 into the tabletop Do not drill completely through 5 Bolt the frame to the bottom of the tabletop using the enclosed hex head lag screws J locking washer L a...

Page 8: ...ure 8 and put the drawer rails and the drawer in position The drawer should pull open from the front of the table Figure 9 and when pushed in it will hit a stop Secure the rails to the underside of the table with the included screws K on page 4 Figure 10 Tip Do not over tighten the screws or they will prevent the drawer from sliding freely 10 9 FRONT Drawer Location 8 FRONT ...

Page 9: ...lar metal feet of the table legs Figure 11 Flip the table upright If the height needs adjusted move the bolts up or down in the leg slots and holes then lock in place Figure 12 Be sure to adjust the height before placing the sewing machine casting in the tabletop Be sure all nuts and bolts are tight 11 12 ...

Page 10: ...with 4 bolts to hold it in position Figure 13 14 The rubber pad will be face up and the side with the bolt holes will be to the back of the table away from the machine operator These holes will be used to attach the treadle to the motor Tip Install the pivots first but do not tighten completely Then place the treadle in position between the pivots and tighten bolts Flip the table upright and check...

Page 11: ...e Workhorse motor Figure 15 The short leg should be roughly vertical to the motor operation lever C Bolt the linkage bar D to the outer most hole of the motor operation lever on the Workhorse and the L bracket Figure 16 By increasing or decreasing the overlap of the linkage bar different treadle pedal angles can be achieved Use a size 14mm wrench to set the angle to your preference Figure 17 B C D...

Page 12: ... cast aluminum oil tray D and slide the four corner cushions onto each respective corner flange Figure 18 19 With the table upright tilt the tray into the tabletop cutout so that all four corner cushions drop down into the ledges The edge of the oil tray with the crescent cutout should be facing the left side of the table away from the belt slot Figure 19 D A A A B B B C 18 19 ...

Page 13: ...the bottom of the oil tray G Figure 21 Find the magnet for the oil tray H and place it in the bottom of the oil tray Figure 21 Next take the rubber pads off of the chrome hinges C and place them into their respective tabletop cavities I Insert the two chrome hinges into the two holes located on the back side of the sewing machine J With help lift and lower the sewing machine into the tabletop so t...

Page 14: ...counterclockwise when viewed from the motor shaft end Plug in the motor switch the power on and press down on the foot treadle to confirm operation now If motor rotation is not counterclockwise please refer to Changing Motor Rotation in the Workhorse Installation Instructions 23 ...

Page 15: ... the Stitch PRO Balance Wheel onto the Posi Pin Wheel Bushing C making sure it does not interfere with the belt cover If the wheel hits the belt cover reposition the washers placed under the C shaped belt guard or move the bushing out further by loosening the set screws in the bushing Thread the reverse threaded nut back onto the bushing and tighten by hand Rotate the balance wheel until the hole ...

Page 16: ...follow the directions below Pivot the motor back to tighten the belt and forward to loosen it Proper adjustment of the belt results in 3 8 of slack when pressed by finger at its center Retighten set screw A The Linkage Bar may also need to be readjusted page 8 Once installed the belt should not touch the table and should be centered on the track of both the balance wheel and motor pulley Adjust th...

Page 17: ...t guard that was secured to the machine earlier Figure 30 Connect the covers and remove the remaining screw in the machine casting D which is below the Stitch PRO Balance Wheel Reinstall this screw through the slot at the bottom of the belt cover Figure 31 Position the screw in the slot to provide proper belt clearance typically all the way to the right end of the slot E B E C D 29 30 31 ...

Page 18: ... positioned Remove the bobbin winder and using a 5 32 drill bit create pilot holes about 3 8 deep Place the bobbin winder so the slots are positioned over the pilot holes Mount the bobbin winder to the tabletop with the two screws A positioned in the bobbin winder slots Note The bobbin winder should be disengaged before installation Pressing the thumb pad B will move the wheel into the belt in ord...

Page 19: ...wall socket Figure 35 Optional Attach the included plastic clips to the back of the sewing machine and use the zip ties to hold the cord To attach the light to the front face of the machine C use the adhesive pad included with the Flex20 light Mounting the Thread Stand Assemble the thread stand as shown Figure 36 Secure it to the tabletop with included hardware 35 36 C ...

Page 20: ...lay there is in the knee lift lever when the presser foot is down Figure 38 These settings can be adjusted to suit the user s preference The screw on the right closest to the belt will influence how high the foot will raise Loosen the nut and lower the set screw Push the knee lift lever until the foot is near the max height possible Tighten the set screw until it touches the oil tray Tighten the n...

Page 21: ...ough the needle s eye and that the fabric sample is removed from under the foot Make sure the presser foot is up and push down slowly on the top of the foot pedal to operate the machine Use your heel to push the bottom of the pedal and the machine will stop Turn the motor off See Operation in the Workhorse guidebook for more information and how to set the motor speed ...

Page 22: ...level between the highest and lowest markings on the oil pan Figure 39 When it becomes necessary to change the oil unscrew plug A wipe the dirty oil and the dust from the oil drip pan replace the plug and add fresh oil Use any high quality clear sewing machine oil Auto Lubrication 39 A Lowest Highest ...

Page 23: ...the adjusting plate C over the oil hole D to increase vacuum pressure Figure 40 Controlling the amount of oil distributed to the rotating hook The amount of oil getting to the hook can be adjusted by turning screw E Turn it clockwise to increase oiling or counterclockwise to decrease oiling The range of adjustment is about five turns Figure 41 Note If oil is splashing up through the needle plate w...

Page 24: ...t to an internal oil port hole about 1 inside the machine Occasional manual oiling of the hook and internal moving parts is recommended even for auto lubricating sewing machines Put a drop of oil on anything that looks like a gear cam or slide Figure 42 43 Note Once oiled sew a scrap piece of material to make sure all excess oil is worked out of the machine so it does not leak onto your next proje...

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Page 27: ...debook 24 Using the Fabricator Now that your machine is all set up it s time to start sewing This next section will explain setting up the machine to sew including how to wind bobbins thread the machine and adjust the tension ...

Page 28: ...7 Tip To make sure your needle is inserted far enough you can look through the sighting hole E near the bottom of the needle bar Lower the needle bar to its lowest position to have a better view The top of the needle should be fully visible in the sighting hole and pushed all the way to the top The Sailrite Fabricator uses system 135 x 17 and 135 x 16 needles Needle size depends on thread size and...

Page 29: ...tery projects When you sit on a seat you want the thread to be able to give and rebound under your weight Nylon is excellent for indoor upholstery automotive upholstery luggage and more PTFE Fluoropolymer PTFE and fluoropolymer threads Profilen Tenara come with a lifetime guarantee These are the best threads to use for outdoor applications where your projects will see frequent intense sun or other...

Page 30: ...thread on the thread stand leading the thread up to the guide above the thread cone as shown Figure 48 The following steps will show you how to wind a bobbin put the bobbin in the bobbin case and thread the machine PREPARING TO SEW 48 ...

Page 31: ...of the bobbin winder Pull the thread through the hole near the thread tensioner A and then behind and under pulling the thread between the discs of the tensioner Figure 50 3 Bring the thread forward to the bobbin and push the thread tail through one of the holes in the bobbin from the inside Pull the tail out about two inches Figure 51 How to Wind a Bobbin 51 50 49 A ...

Page 32: ...le sewing 6 Hold the thread tail and power the machine to start winding the bobbin Cut the tail flush with the edge of the bobbin after about twenty rotations Figure 54 and then continue under power until the bobbin is full If adjustments are necessary see Bobbin Thread Winding Adjustment on page 30 7 To re engage the clutch Push the Posi Pin gently into the hole in the balance wheel Rotate the ba...

Page 33: ...r move it to the left when the bobbin is not filling enough on the left An even fill is desired Figure 56 Once it is filling properly tighten screw B Do not overfill the bobbin as the thread may jamb in the bobbin case Fill it to about 80 of bobbin s outside diameter Use the stop latch screw D to control the fill Rotate the screw clockwise to increase the amount of thread on the bobbin and counter...

Page 34: ...ut Figure 57 Release the lever and the bobbin will fall out 3 To install the bobbin case lift and hold the spring loaded lever and push the case onto the axle of the shuttle assembly The position of the bobbin case should be installed as shown noting the directional position of lever A Figure 58 Removing and Installing the Bobbin Case 57 58 A A Images taken with machine tilted back ...

Page 35: ...case Figure 60 Pull the thread under the tension spring Figure 61 As you are holding the case with a view of the bobbin the bobbin should turn clockwise when pulling on the thread tail Figure 62 If it is not take the bobbin out and flip it over Now refer back to Removing and Installing the Bobbin Case page 31 to put the bobbin case back in the machine How to Thread the Bobbin 59 60 61 62 ...

Page 36: ...sks D then down through E 6 Pass the thread around and between the tension disks F in a clockwise motion being sure the thread goes all the way to the core post 7 Pass the thread up through the thread take up spring G 8 Pass the thread under the thread guide H 9 Lead the thread upward through the elongated thread finger I and then through the take up arm J from right to left 10 Lead the thread dow...

Page 37: ...Sailrite Fabricator Guidebook 34 63 B I A ...

Page 38: ...e the wheel until the needle is once again in its highest position Pull on the needle thread A and the bobbin thread B will be drawn up through the needle plate Figure 64 Use a small instrument seam ripper screwdriver pencil etc to slide under the feet and pull both threads outward Figure 65 The needle thread A should be through the inner presser foot when completed Pulling Up the Bobbin Thread 64...

Page 39: ... to sew Hold them down with your finger 3 Press the motor pedal to begin sewing After the first couple stitches are made you may let go of the thread ends If the thread ends are not held down for the first few stitches they may get tangled Always turn the balance wheel of the machine toward you to reduce the possibility of a thread jam in the lower mechanism Never operate the machine when threaded...

Page 40: ...h Do not force the dial beyond the ends of the range To sew in reverse press lever B down fully Forward movement is automatically restored when lever B is released It is best to initiate reverse when the machine is in motion but you may also manually rotate the balance wheel so the needle is either in its highest or lowest position before pressing the reverse lever and starting to sew Setting the ...

Page 41: ... increase foot pressure loosen the two lock nuts C and turn the pressure regulating thumb screws D clockwise as shown Figure 68 To reduce pressure loosen the two lock nuts C and turn the two pressure regulating thumb screws D counterclockwise as shown Figure 69 After adjustment tighten the lock nuts The two screws should always be maintained at roughly the same height Adjusting the Pressure of the...

Page 42: ... B A good starting tension point for sewing heavy canvas is when the outside surface of the tension nut C is flush with the end of the post D it is threaded on When the presser foot is lifted the upper tension disks are separated This releases the top thread tension so fabric can be removed from under the machine foot without fighting thread tension DO NOT lift the presser foot when the main tensi...

Page 43: ... be made when upper tension changes alone do not solve stitch tension problem In general bobbin tension requires just about a two ounce drag on the thread similar to what you feel when pulling dental floss off a spool Note Always set the machine with too little tension first and then slowly increase the upper tension to the point that the knots just disappear on the bottom side of the fabric Adjus...

Page 44: ...e upper thread tension Too much upper thread tension will cause puckering of the fabric It may be necessary to increase pressure on the bobbin case spring when using light weight thread The bobbin spring will not clamp down on the smaller diameter thread like it does on heavier thread See page 39 40 for tension adjustment Sewing in Light to Moderate Weight Fabrics 1 Stop the machine with the needl...

Page 45: ...of use industrial sewing machines usually require a few adjustments This section explains in detail how to make the adjustments most often made by sewing machine mechanics on industrial machines This knowledge empowers you to be able to maintain the Fabricator yourself ...

Page 46: ... the front in the highest position may prevent material from sliding and can reduce breakage of the bobbin thread When sewing conditions require tilting the feed dog one way or the other use the following procedures Loosen screw B and press against the slot of the eccentric shaft C with a screwdriver to turn the shaft left or right Figure 73 Tighten screw B when the feed dog is tilted as desired T...

Page 47: ...back in the table and loosen screws E Figure 76 Then move the feed dog support F up or down which will move the feed dog forward or back within the needle plate opening After proper adjustment tighten screws E Setting the Feed Dog Position 75 E F 76 1 5mm Note About Adjustments Any adjustments made in this section p 44 49 will alter subsequent settings Once a change has been made all adjustments o...

Page 48: ...t The needle should be centered in the feed dog hole If it needs adjustment loosen the screw for the motion shaft crank Figure 78 and notice that the needle moves near the back of the feed dog hole Grabbing the needle bar and inner presser foot hold them in a position so that needle is in the center of the feed dog hole Figure 79 Tighten the screw Figure 78 when positioned properly Make a full rot...

Page 49: ...te A 4 Rotate the balance wheel until the needle is at the bottom of its stroke 5 Tilt the machine back and loosen the needle bar clamp B Figure 81 and adjust the height of the needle bar so that the top of the bobbin is at the center of the eye of the needle Figure 82 Note when adjusting the height of the needle bar take care to not rotate the needle bar 6 Tighten the needle bar clamp B securely ...

Page 50: ...he presser feet and rotate the balance wheel until the needle is at the highest position Remove the needle plate and the feed dog each is held in place by two screws Figure 84 3 Ensure that the stitch length indicator is set to its lowest setting by pressing the PUSH tab and rotating the knob clockwise toward the 1mm stitch length Figure 85 83 84 85 NEEDLE PLATE SCREWS FEED DOG SCREWS ...

Page 51: ... its lowest setting Figure 88 To do this rotate the balance wheel so that the needle is at it s lowest position Make a mark on a paper 2 5mm from the edge Hold the paper up to where the needle bar meets the machine casting and make a mark on the bar at the 2 5mm location Figure 86 Rotate the balance wheel until the mark lines up with the machine casting Figure 87 2 5mm 86 87 88 MARK ...

Page 52: ...hat the requirements in step 6 are met 8 Tighten each of the 3 screws A holding the hook in place Take care not to disturb the positioning of the hook Go back and ensure each of these 3 screws are secure to ensure that the timing does not slip during machine usage 9 Re install the feed dog and needle plate taking care to center left right the feed dog in the needle plate Note Loosen the most conve...

Page 53: ...m When the outside presser foot height is increased the inside foot lift will decrease proportionately Decreasing the height of the outside presser foot will increase the height of the inner foot and smooth the sewing feeding operation To adjust the relationship between the two feet lower the presser feet and rotate the balance wheel until the outside presser foot is in the upmost position Next lo...

Page 54: ...machine to better feed applications with thickness transitions Sliding the pivot down lowers the lift height and makes feeding smoother which will help when sewing delicate fabrics Adjustment of the outer presser foot vertical lift with the pivot slide A will not affect the inside presser foot lift Sailrite does not recommend making this adjustment If you believe this setting needs to be altered o...

Page 55: ...is timed properly If it ends up in position C this indicates that the feed amount of the needle bar and presser foot is larger than that of the feed dog To correct this you will need to reduce distance D Use a wrench and loosen the nut Slide the nut and its connected pivot block up If the timing is off and the needle ends up at position E then the feed amount of the needle bar and presser foot is ...

Page 56: ...ld the reverse lever down for better access to cam E Turn the slotted cam clockwise to shorten the forward stitch length and lengthen the reverse stitch length Turn the cam counterclockwise to lengthen the forward stitch length and shorten the reverse stitch length Reassemble the pivot by replacing the link pin C through the length regulator D and link F as it was before making the adjustment The ...

Page 57: ... spring to as much as 1 2 For sewing heavy weight materials increase the spring tension and shorten its travel to as little as 7 32 To adjust the travel of the thread take up spring Loosen set screw I and turn the complete tension assembly clockwise to increase the spring range up to 1 2 or turn it counterclockwise to decrease the spring range down to 7 32 Figure 99 Adjusting the Thread Take Up Sp...

Page 58: ... loosening set screw I page 54 then pull out the assembly Make sure to notice the insertion depth of the tension assembly core before doing this When done the core should be reset to the same depth To set spring tension as it was originally set by Sailrite Loosen set screw A first and then turn the tension stud B counterclockwise to reduce the tension of thread take up spring D to zero From here t...

Page 59: ...resolve these problems Also make sure that the needle is in correctly page 25 and check the upper thread path page 33 The thread should pass from left to right through the needle eye 2 ADJUST THE FOOT PRESSURE Next check for adequate foot pressure Heavy closely woven materials like sailcloth and canvas can make the withdrawal of the needle from the fabric difficult If the presser foot is lifting a...

Page 60: ...ies and Adjusting Bobbin Thread Tension on pages 39 40 If adjustments still do not result in proper thread tension move to the next larger needle and adjust the elongated thread guide A position as shown Figure 101 Material Thread Guide Position Light less tension Medium Heavy more tension 101 102 A ...

Page 61: ...Sailrite Fabricator Guidebook 58 Fabricator Schematics Understand the ins and outs of the Fabricator with complete parts and systems schematics ...

Page 62: ...59 Sailrite com 3 2 19 20 18 3 2 12 9 8 28 29 26 7 32 33 18 17 25 24 3 16 5 15 14 30 5 5 4 1 6 22 21 23 13 31 10 11 27 34 ...

Page 63: ...ad Tension Assembly 103297 14 Set Screw 22T1 013 15 Elongated Thread Finger 22T1 014 16 Rubber Plug 8 8 22T1 015 17 Rubber Plug 27 22T1 016 No Name Part 18 Rubber Plug 5 7 22T1 017 19 Thread Take up Lever Guard 33T4 007 20 Lock Screw 22T2 004 21 Needle Plate 110743 22 Screw for Needle Plate 22T1 020 23 Slide Plate Assembly 120625 24 Bed Legs 7WF4 013 25 Washer GB93 6 26 Back Cover 5WF3 002 27 Gask...

Page 64: ...61 Sailrite com 18 18 18 18 1 2 3 4 5 6 24 7 24 8 9 10 30 33 34 11 12 13 12 12 25 25 14 32 31 15 16 17 18 18 18 18 19 20 21 22 23 26 27 28 29 35 ...

Page 65: ... 15WF1 001 16 Bevel Gear for Upper Shaft 22T3 010E2a1 2 17 Upper Gear for Vertical Shaft 22T3 010E2a2 2 18 Screw for Bevel Gears 22T2 005B3 No Name Part 19 Bevel Gear for Lower Shaft 22T3 010E2b1 2 20 Lower Gear for Vertical Shaft 22T3 010E2b2 2 21 Upper Bushing 4WF1 003 22 Lower Bushing 33T1 023P 23 Thread Take up Lever Assembly 3TI 023A 24 Screw for Bushing Cam 61 04 01 B308 25 Screw for Bushing...

Page 66: ...63 Sailrite com 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 13 14 48 15 16 17 7 49 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 40 29 45 45 12 46 46 10 17 47 7 ...

Page 67: ...1 23 Plug for End Screw 22T4 001A1a2 24 Oil Seal for Front Lower Shaft 22T4 003 No Name Part 25 Front Lower Shaft Bushing 4WF1 05 26 Oil Regulating Screw for Hook 22T4 005 27 Spring for Oil Regulating Screw 22T4 006 28 Collar for Lower Shaft 22T4 002B1 29 Screw for Lower Feed J0 0 35 30 Rear Lower Shaft Bushing 4WF1 004 31 Oil Tube Connector 22T4 007C2 32 Plunge for Rear Lower Shaft 36T4 015 33 Sp...

Page 68: ...65 Sailrite com 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 PUSH 1 28 3 4 8 5 6 7 18 18 24 23 42 41 25 26 22 21 20 19 16 4 10 15 14 9 12 11 13 32 30 29 31 33 39 37 34 35 38 40 36 2 27 40 ...

Page 69: ...th 36T5 007D1 18 O type Rubber Ring for Screw Bolt 33T2 030 A 19 Stitch Dial Wheel 36T5 007D2 20 Stitch Dial Face 4WF2 004A 21 Bushing for Stitch Dial 36T5 007D4 No Name Part 22 Screw for Stitch Dial 36T5 007D5 23 Stop Pin for Stitch Dial 36T5 012 24 Spring for Stitch Dial Stop Pin 22T5 009 25 Screw for Cam 36T3 003D2 26 Feed Cam 36T5 008E1 27 Rear Feed Link 4WF2 009A 28 Stitch Adjusting Link 4WF2...

Page 70: ...67 Sailrite com 24 23 19 22 9 8 16 12 14 13 15 6 5 2 1 4 3 18 17 21 25 26 8 7 11 10 20 27 ...

Page 71: ...Lift Lever 22T7 007C2 13 Spring for Knee Lift Lever 4WF3 001 14 Knee Lift Connecting Rod 1KT4 006 No Name Part 15 Pin for Knee Lift Lever Spring 22T7 005B 16 Pivot Screw for Knee Lift Lever 35T3 303 17 Bushing for Outer Presser Bar 34T3 305 18 Presser Bar for Outer Foot 35T3 302 19 Presser Bar Lift Block 35T3 301 20 Screw for Presser Bar Lift Block 22T2 013 21 Screw for Outer Presser Bar Bushing 3...

Page 72: ...lrite com 1 2 3 4 5 14 9 12 31 13 50 49 15 47 8 10 7 40 24 26 44 45 42 41 46 24 37 51 52 55 53 24 21 40 23 39 38 36 15 16 17 20 22 24 28 33 24 34 32 35 11 31 30 29 23 26 25 27 21 25 23 18 19 6 56 33 54 43 48 ...

Page 73: ...ng for Upper Lower Needle Motion 34T5 536a 27 Upper Needle Motion Shaft 34T5 537 28 Screw for Needle Motion Components 34T5 522 No Name Part 29 Front Needle Motion Shaft Crank 34T5 535 30 Link for Upper Needle Motion Shaft 34T5 534 31 Screw for Forward Needle Motion Links 34T5 507 32 Presser Foot Lift Plate 35T5 506 33 Nut for Forward Needle Motion Links 34T5 508 34 Presser Bar Lift Block 35T3 301...

Page 74: ...71 Sailrite com 1 2 3 5 6 4 7 8 18 9 10 11 13 14 19 15 16 12 18 17 9 4 4 ...

Page 75: ... Pump 15WF4 004 7 Oil Regulating Plate 22T8 007 8 Oil Filter 22T8 008A 9 Screw for Oil Pump 22T8 009 10 Lower Oil Pipe 4WF4 005 No Name Part 11 Oil Wick Plate 33T4 018 12 Screw for Oil Wick Plate 22T8 012 13 Upper Oil Pipe 22T8 013D 14 Oil Tube 22T8 014 15 Oil Tube Felt 22T8 015 16 Clamp for Oil Felt Tube 22T8 016 17 Shaft for Large Oil Pump Gear 15WF4 005 18 Screw for Oil Pump Cover GB T68 M3X10 ...

Page 76: ...73 Sailrite com 25 21 31 20 27 26 22 33 32 30 11 5 14 16 17 15 18 6 19 7 8 9 10 25 1 24 23 28 29 12 2 3 4 13 ...

Page 77: ...e Lift Connector GB T5781 M6X12 M6X20 14 Bent Rod for Knee Lift 22T9 003B2 15 Knee Lift Plate 22T9 003B5 16 Knee Lift Bracket 22T9 003B6 17 Screw for Knee Lift Bracket 22T9 003B7 No Name Part 18 Pad for Knee Lift Plate 22T9 003B8 19 Stop Ring for Knee Lift Hinge Pin GB896 9 20 Belt Cover for Professional Fabricator 120616 21 Bobbin Winder 103276 22 Thread Stand 14F0 00 23 Oil Jug 22T9 017 Refill O...

Page 78: ...NEEDLE System 135 x 17 135 x 16 Sizes 10 24 SHUTTLE Full Rotary Gear Driven Large Style M Bobbin LUBRICATION Auto Lubrication WEIGHT 79 lbs BED SIZE 18 75 X 7 UNDERARM SPACE 10 25 X 5 BUILT IN KNEE LIFT Yes The sewing machine casting does not have an internal motor It is powered by Sailrite s exclusive Workhorse Servo motor using Sailrite s patented Posi Pin system Pat 7438009 and Stitch PRO Balan...

Page 79: ...ator Sewing Machine Should you choose to return your machine for repairs you will be responsible for delivery both ways PLEASE NOTE Damage due to improper use or neglect impact damage and normal wear from use of the sewing machine as well as sacrificial components and notions needles needle plate feed dog rotary hook bobbins and belt are not covered under this warranty 2 Year Limited Warranty ...

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